MetLife to pay $23 million settlement over faxed pitches
August 12, 2014 by Emily Holbrook
MetLife gets the award for using the most antiquated of technology to sell life insurance. It also gets a $23 million judgement for doing so.
The insurance giant has agreed to pay the sum to resolve class-action litigation that accused an agent of the firm of improperly blasting life insurance pitches via fax machine.
Some salesmen will try anything.
Original Source: MetLife Inc. has agreed to pay $23 million for improperly blasting life insurance pitches via fax machine.
Originally Posted at LifeHealthPro on August 8, 2014 by Emily Holbrook.
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